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DeAge™ : 6535 days • Here since 19 july 2008

Andrej Tarkovskij Solaris

19 aug 10

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A beautiful review of an extraordinary film based on a beautiful book. I quote: "The most beautiful and evocative shots belong to the first part of the film." True, but I would also add the scene where the ocean nullifies gravity in the library where the protagonist and the "wife" have taken refuge (and fallen asleep). It moved me so much I could hardly believe it.

Celtic Frost Morbid Tales

10 aug 10

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Great review for a very enjoyable album. One curiosity: Martin Eric Ain, the bassist, is also the creator of the logo and the symbol featured on the cover.

Pooh Rotolando Respirando

2 aug 10

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An album of great freshness. "Sara nel sole" remains my favorite... do you think Sara was a commuter of the Ferrovie Nord Milano?

Sly and the Family Stone Dance to the Music

26 jul 10

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Great job (valid for both the group and the reviewer)! I would add the Rotary Connection to the list of multicultural and mixed groups that debuted in 1967.

Agitation Free 2nd

24 jul 10

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Agitation Free are a guarantee. Perhaps you travel a bit more with Malesch, but this too is a great listen. Here comes that nostalgic phase again...

Rush Moving Pictures

22 jul 10

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Even though the album I love the most by Rush is "Caress of Steel" (simply because it was the first one I bought, pretty much sight unseen, twenty-two years ago), I have always found Moving Pictures to be a remarkable artistic achievement. Rush knew how to inject an intelligent dose of new wave influences into their hard-progressive sound, creating a work that seems like the perfect square for the pop-rock landscape of that period (in this regard, the last track, Vital Signs, is crucial for me). By the way, I just finished watching "Beyond the Lighted Stage," the latest documentary film about the Canadian band, and I’m back into a fixation with the band again. HELP!!!

Werner Herzog La Ballata di Stroszek

8 jul 10

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In my opinion, it foreshadows certain things of Lynch. Herzog's films - at least up to Fitzcarraldo - should be declared a heritage of humanity!

Chaka Khan Chaka

6 jul 10

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This is a true lady! Yosif: give us a review of Minnie, as I’m just discovering her in this sweltering summer (and by the way: I finally understood who the Minnie was that Kate Bush mentioned multiple times in her song "Blow Away").

Adriano Celentano Joan Lui

2 jul 10

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I won't even bother to rate the film, but honestly, I'm also disappointed with the review. The story that "Joan Lui" would have been passed off as a bad film because it disturbs right-thinking practicing Catholics, when the same Celentano is a practicing Catholic anti-communist - and he clearly demonstrates this in all the films where he also directs - I just can't agree with that.